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by slfnflctd
2987 days ago
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At the very least, someone should crunch the numbers and find out. It's anyone's guess how the ratios will skew until you measure them. How to approach this fairly is a whole other can of worms; there will almost inevitably be some unjust outcomes. |
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There are 2,032 people making over $100,000 per year. The sum of their pensions is $252,144,041.04 per year. If each were capped at $100,000 per year that would be $203,200,000 per year, so a potential savings of $48,944,041.04